My Summer Reading!
I have been waiting to write this post for over a month now. Ever since we got into 7-8th week of the quarter I've been drooling over these books. Without further ado
1) It's Called a Breakup Because It's Broken by Greg Behrendt & Amiira Ruotola-Behrendt
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2) Anthem by Ayn Rand
I am almost finished with this one. I didn't expect to like this but it was good. Also really nice, short and to the point. Well done, Ayn.
This is a collection of essays that I'm sure will be nice to read. I strategically got this book for Father's Day for Barry. I am going to have to borrow it a few days from now.
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3) The Voice of Reason by Ayn Rand
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4) The Virtue of Selfishness by Ayn Rand
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This is one that V-rock recommended. I read one of the essays from this book a few weeks ago for Logic club. It was not an easy read. I had to re-read a few of those sentences to understand what she means. Not something I could be absorbed in when riding in a car full of people carrying on a conversation. I'm hoping books 3 and 4 will answer some of my burning questions about objectivism.
5) The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver
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Mmm. I don't know if I'll have time for this one. I should. Every Barbara Kingsolver book is a delicious, delicious treat. I read this one just about 3(!) years ago. I absolutely loved it. I am really curious to re-read at least Bean Trees now and see how I feel about it.
That's all. Let me know if there is anything else I should read. Any good beach reads?
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